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The Skinny

If you're looking for a hotel with a great location and cool rooms, Paris Las Vegas is a great option. The restaurants here are good too. Like, it's Paris, but you're in Vegas, so it's classy Vegas. But really, are there really this many mimes in Paris?

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I stayed here before many years ago and I was less than thrilled by it. But when I stayed here last I was satisifed with the experience. The rooms were very nice the pillows extremly comfretable and a lot to choose from. The casino was OK only...

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Room Quality:

Paris Hotel and Casino Las Vegas has nice, standard rooms that are a cut below the really fancy Vegas places. But they are pretty gaudy in a good, Vegas way. They are strong colors like blood red and dark woods with a ornate styling. They have large windows with good views, dark-wood armoires (with built-in safes), writing desks and the single king rooms have love seats. The bathrooms are large and standard for a luxury property, with the always welcome separate tub and shower so everyone can get clean at once. Hairdryers are included. If you're ambitious, ask for a premium room, which is a bit larger than the average room. All rooms have irons and ironing boards to keep you entertained. For a few extra bones you can upgrade to a "Red" room, which has all the aforementioned red and is a little bit fancier. There are Paris Hotel deals that can get you these upgrades for a discounted price.

Service Quality:

The service is just what you'd expect from the French, they'll take care of all your needs, but smiles might cost you extra. Room service has an extensive menu, you can probably even find Paris Las Vegas promotion codes for any restaurant here actually. The rooms are clean and towels are brought promptly, when you ask.

What You Get Bottles of in the Bathroom:

Shampoo, lotion and mouthwash. The mouthwash is a touch you won't find at every Vegas hotel, but at Paris Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, they understand our priorities.

Clientele:

People in their late 30's up to retired folks. This place caters to upper-middle class people with SUVs who never actually drive off-road, and who are keen on having a "total" experience from their hotel.

How's the Pool?

The pool area at Paris Hotel and Casino Las Vegas is small and disappointing. It is on the roof, octagon-shaped, and supposedly surrounded by Parisian gardens. Well, there are a few planters around but you'd never think of Paris if they didn't tell you to, especially when it's 120 degrees out. You at least have a cool view of the Eiffel tower from here.

Resort Fee:

Looks like Paris is saying "oui" to resort fees. $20 isn't so bad for a Strip hotel, but it doesn't get you much. Internet access for one device, local calls and fitness center access for two people.

Is it Worth It?

If you want the Parisian experience, you can walk around here. There are better deals on the Strip, but you won't be disappointed with your stay, other than the extra money.

Hotel Amenities

ATM/Banking

Air-conditioning

Ballroom(s)

Business Center

Business Services

Car Service

Concierge Service

Conference room(s)

Doorperson

Dry Cleaning

Event Catering

Express Checkout

Fitness Center

Free Guest Parking

Multilingual Staff

Pets Accepted

Room Service

Restaurants

Sauna

Security Guard

Shoe Shine

Wedding Services

Spa

Table Games:

There are loads of tables, dealing all the staples: blackjack, craps, roulette, Let It Ride, pai gow and a few sucker games. The pits are laid out pretty logically, sort of radiating from the center of the casino. The blackjack is not too good, but the craps is standard 3x4x5x odds. There is single-zero roulette available to the high-rollers, but double-zero for the rest of us. The ceiling is a comfortable 40-feet overhead, so the surveillance cameras are housed in these corny-looking trellises that run over the table areas. Single-deck blackjack pays a lowly and insulting 6:5.

Bet Minimums:

We've found $5 tables at all games on very rare occasions, but $10 tables are more prevalent. At the roulette table, you'll be given $1 chips, but you have to put five or ten of them on the table if you want to play.

Machines:

Slots from a penny to the hundreds. There are very few good video poker machines, and the slot areas are crowded. The aisles are narrow so you might jostle some stranger who is sitting nearby.

Cocktails?

Pretty good cocktail service, if you don't mind being served by waitresses in really dopey-looking French police costumes, because most people don't. Of course, appropriate swatches of the costumes have been chopped out so you can see cleavage and leg.

Who Gets Comps?

The slot club links several Harrah's properties. As a slot player, you won't get much until you're a dollar or higher player, or you're a very dedicated quarter junkie.

Whether you're looking for a unique brunch or a late night snack after seeing Jersey Boys, La Creperie is a convenient stop at Paris Las Vegas. Although crepes aren't exactly cheap, they are extremely filling and still a better bang for your buck than many of the other nearby Vegas dining options.

When it comes to gourmet fine dining, Las Vegas has no shortage of pricey options. However, not many places feature such gorgeous views of the Bellagio Fountains and the rest of the Las Vegas Strip while you dine. You've really got to venture up to the 11th floor of Paris Las Vegas to see it for yourself.

Mon Ami Gabi Las Vegas is a truly romantic restaurant in the heart of Sin City. Most people don't think romance when they picture Las Vegas, but the Paris Resort and Casino is all about loving up that special someone. Mon Ami Gabi restaurant Las Vegas is no exception. Beautiful views of the Bellagio fountains, great food, and an outdoor patio make this Vegas hot spot a must for all you love birds.

Le Burger Brasserie Las Vegas is a great specialty burger restaurant on the Vegas Strip. It's definitely not a brasserie, there is nothing French about the food besides the French fries but they had to fit into the Paris Hotel theme somehow. All American burgers, fries, and drinks are showcased with over-the-top specialty recipes.

Sugar Factory American Brasserie Las Vegas is a cutesy restaurant/candy shop with a full bar. Sugar filled candy and alcohol sound like a terrible combination for a stomach ache, but amazing for the drunken kid in each of us. A shot of whiskey sounds lovely with an ice-cream sundae doesn't it?

Known for a cute environment and incredible made to order crepe station, Le Village Buffet Vegas set's itself apart from the Vegas buffet norm. Great food combined with all you can drink specials and attentive service make Le Village Buffet Las Vegas a favorite on our list of Vegas buffets, and yes, they do have crab legs for all you crab eaters out there.

One of Broadway's favorite musicals, the fact that Jersey Boys has been able to last in Las Vegas when so many other musicals have found the Strip an inhospitable host says something about the overall appeal these boys from New Jersey have. Talented vocals and emotionally-stirring acting from an experienced cast is a real treat.

Cover:Usually free for girls, $30 for guys if you're on the guestlist.

Attire:Upscale club attire. Don't rock your flip flops to this club.

Crowd:Trendy

Noise Level:Loud music.

Specialties:There are no deals at Chateau just pricey drinks.

Views:Booty-shakin

Entertainment:DJ

Chateau Las Vegas is one of the long lost hip hop clubs in Vegas. Replaced by heart pounding house music that guys can jump up and down to rather than actually try to have rhythm and dance, most hip hop venues have all but disappeared in Sin City. Luckily Chateau Nightclub and Gardens Las Vegas is holding it's ground in the hip hop scene and making a name as a fun nightlife destination.

Napoleon's Dueling Piano Bar Las Vegas is a live music and comedy venue in one. Two hysterical pianists keep guests rolling all night long with amazing songs, comedy, and energy. No cover charge or drink minimums make Napoleon's Piano bar Las Vegas a great spot for a fun night out in Vegas when you are sick of the mega-club scene.

Number of TVs:

18, with 10 big screens, split up about evenly for sports and race.

Number of Seats:

About 200 seats total. The whole first row is reserved. The chairs are plenty comfy, especially the lounge style for sports bettors. You know how them French like nice stuff. Watch the horsies run on individual TVs.

Number of Betting Windows:

About 15, and the signboards are lit up like the Eiffel Tower at the end of the century. There are two more windows for keno, meaning this place is heaven on earth: a confluence of keno and sports!

Free Drinks?

For race bettors, and hi-rollin' sports bettors only.

Snack Bar?

Non, mon ami. But there are other places to grab a bite around Paris, don't fret too much.

Other Notes:

Watch out, there are crazy drunk guys in this place who will ask you for sports advice, if our experience is any indication. Just tell them that the Dolphins are an unbeatable lock and they should let you be.

Number of Tables:

Eight tables, tucked away in a little room by the sports book. They are perfectly fine tables. The big plus is how close the potty is. Chasing straights always makes our bladders weak.

Comfort of Chairs:

Nice chairs, to say the least.

Closed Room or Open to Casino?

It's pretty closed. It's walled off from the sports book, which is quiet most of the time, but noisy on Sundays and from six to ten at night.

Game Spreads and Limits:

Texas Hold'em in limit and no-limit varieties. This room is focused on tournaments, so we wouldn't come here looking for a cash game.

Beginner Games or Classes:

No. The games are full of bad players, though, so if you are bad and want to play with your own kind, this is the place to do it. If you are good and just looking to swindle a few rookies, this place is for you as well.

How Crowded is the Room?

Not crowded. But since they have many tournaments, you may have to wait for one to start. Call before.

Comps?

$1 per hour comps. Whoop de doo. We guess that $4 rake is going to cocktail waitress costumes and not back to the players.

How Good Are the Players?

Dreadful. Since the room has no reason for serious poker players to be here, only the folks who wander by or stay at Paris join in. It only takes one shark per table, but even the sharks might stay away from this lousy setup.

What Else Do I Need to Know?

This is better than when they just had tables out on the casino floor...by a little.

Paris Las Vegas Guest Rooms

Luxury

A 390 square foot guestroom with one king or two queen beds and triple sheeting. Some of the rooms offer views of central Las Vegas, which is better than the other views, like views of beautiful brick walls. Relax with some pay movies or video games on TV. And don't think that just because you're in a hotel you have to share the sink, the twin sinks and a separate shower and bathtub will cut prep time in the group by at least half.

Red Room Luxury/Premier

Located on the hotel's highest floors, these guestrooms still come in around 390 square feet. Each room has one king bed with triple sheeting. The sitting area features a sofa shaped like puckered lips, sure to get you in the mood if Paris itself doesn't. If that's not what you're into, play video games or watch movies, or plug your iPod into the bedside docking station for a dance party. Wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. If you upgrade to the Red Room Premier, you'll get the same room, but with a view of the Eiffel Tower and pool. Tres romantique.

Lemans Suite

Measuring a spacious 760 square feet, this suite has one king bed with triple sheeting. The sitting area includes a couch, chairs, and a coffee table, while the wet bar includes a compact refrigerator for storing your leftover croissants and wines. The marble bathroom has twin sinks, a separate shower and bathtub and a bidet, so French!

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troyWould recommend to a friend

Date of stay: 4/12

nice place to go

Mar 22, 2013 at 5:39 pm

I stayed here before many years ago and I was less than thrilled by it. But when I stayed here last I was satisifed with the experience. The rooms were very nice the pillows extremly comfretable and a lot to choose from. The casino was OK only slightly confusing but could have been a little cleaner. The Food was GREAT. Loved the Buffet I'd say I think it maybe one of the best in Vegas and at the price it ought to be. The lines can be Extremely long at peak hours though. The Suger Factory serves a sundae that you've got to see to believe. I was expecting a few scoups of icecream smothered and covered than they brought out the larger silver trey full of calories. AHH! sweet Sweet memories.

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troyWould recommend to a friend

Date of stay: 4/12

nice place to go

Mar 22, 2013 at 5:39 pm

I stayed here before many years ago and I was less than thrilled by it. But when I stayed here last I was satisifed with the experience. The rooms were very nice the pillows extremly comfretable and a lot to choose from. The casino was OK only slightly confusing but could have been a little cleaner. The Food was GREAT. Loved the Buffet I'd say I think it maybe one of the best in Vegas and at the price it ought to be. The lines can be Extremely long at peak hours though. The Suger Factory serves a sundae that you've got to see to believe. I was expecting a few scoups of icecream smothered and covered than they brought out the larger silver trey full of calories. AHH! sweet Sweet memories.